Fitting larger tires with lift on 4cylinder 2.7

Amen.

 

no

not the fact that it's 10 years old

 

Thank you for the input it was really helpful

 

torque. Horsepower. V6. V8. Turbodiesel. Diesel. Good engine. You're welcome

 

Didn’t help. That’s for sure.

 

I've yet to see a 4x4 4 banger with bigger than 32" tires that isnt dedicated for offroading.

I would cry trying to merge with that truck. No way would I suggest going over 265 75

 

Same. I put 33” mud tires on my V6 a while back and I switched back to 265’s within a week.

 

4cyl was made for auto parts store delivery vehicle, etc

 

Wasn’t the million mile Tacoma a 4 banger?

That thing was like the ultimate delivery vehicle lol

 

more than one 1mil mi vehicle out there
Anything properly designed and cared for will do it

but deliveries would explain a person putting on more miles per year then average statistic of 10k per year

 

I’m talking about the old guy that became YouTube famous. He used the truck to deliver medical supplies I think, if I remember correctly.

 

Yes. As well as fender trimming. I have wheel spacers and wider rims also.

 

You could with a re-gear .

 

Uh, I drive a 2.7 with stock gearing and 33s (285/75/R16).
I'm loaded up with full plate bumper, winch, camper shell, sliders, skids, yadda^2.
It drives just fine when you give it the beans.

Oh, and I should probably mention it's a manual.

<<2nd gen'r; heads for door>>

 

Since the 80s I was rolling 35s with the 22R and wheeled the shit out of it. Re gearing did help a lot. OP 285s with the 4cyl should be about it!

 

He delivered the radiation meds for cancer patients. He ended up dying of cancer.
Was in NC, but not sure if all of his deliveries were confined to just that state. If so, he'd have made ruts in those highways!


@Mondo78
Mine is 2.7 with 255/85R16. No lift, no CMC, no problems.

 

I thought I heard recently that he passed away. So sad. Sounds like he lived a life of service!

 

It’s all here.

https://youtu.be/frDF0FOf0oY?si=bux9tpYIwC6Sp3Hy